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2005 WATER POLICY FORUM
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Registration and Refreshments 8:30 Welcoming Remarks Dr. Jerome Lewis, Director Institute for Public Administration, University of Delaware Dr. Thomas Sims, Director Delaware Water Resources Center, University of Delaware 8:50 Keynote Speaker - Nonpoint Education for Municipal Officials (NEMO) Paired-Watershed Research Dr. Jack Clausen, Associate Professor Natural Resources Management and Engineering, University of Connecticut 9:30 Panel – New Ideas in the Public Realm Moderator: Dr. Tom Sims, Director Delaware Water Resources Center, University of Delaware Enhancing Delaware’s Highways Sue Barton, Extension Specialist University of Delaware Urban Watersheds are Thirsting for Green – Wilmington Greening Program Gary Schwetz, Director of Programs Delaware Center for Horticulture (former Fellow) Longwood Graduate Program 10:20 Break 10:35 Panel - Building a Watershed-Sustainable Campus Moderator: Gerald J. Kauffman, P.E. Director of Watershed Policy Water Resources Agency, Institute for Public Administration, University of Delaware Design and Constructability of Campus Bioretention Areas University of Delaware Tom Taylor, Chief Landscape Engineer Facilities Planning and Construction, University of Delaware Villanova University Stormwater Best Management Demonstration and Research Park Dr. Robert Traver, Associate Professor Civil and Environmental Engineering, Villanova Universtiy 11:35 Panel - What Makes a Yard “Smart”? Moderator: Dr. Robert Lyons, Coordinator Longwood Graduate Program and Professor Department of Plant and Soil Sciences, University of Delaware Smartyards 1-2-3 John Harrod, Outreach Coordinator Delaware Nature Society UD Raingarden - When It Rains It Pours Elaine Grehl, Graduate Research Assistant Water Resources Agency, Institute for Public Administration, University of Delaware (former Fellow) Longwood Graduate Program Delaware’s First Raingarden Dr. Marianne Cinaglia, Past President Naamans Creek Watershed Association 12:30 Lunch - Stream and Wetland Restoration in Delaware: Featuring Pike Creek Stream Restoration at Three Little Bakers and a Wetland Complex at Christ the Teacher Catholic School Stephen Williams, Ecological Restoration Coordinator Office of the Secretary, Delaware Department of Natural Resources & Environmental Control |
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Water
Resources Agency
Institute
for Public Administration | College of
Human Services, Education & Public Policy
DGS Annex | University of Delaware |
Newark, DE 19716
phone 302 831 8971| water-info@udel.edu
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